next another member of the jcc commissioner vice president laurie green. >> thank you. i wanted comment on the diligence with which you proofrp third degree to get eshgs tensive details on saturday, sunday and i know that this team has been working original the clock and working clantive and diligently to really answer every question that has been raised and come up with plans of correction that are not only thoughtful but really detailed consider every potential event. not only doctor chow brought up many unique considerations from the size of the population and the vulner ability, when we brought epic in you did this in the midst of the pandemic they had not worked with an institution like that you did tremendous amount of w to get the trains running on time in terms of recoverieds for residence denialses at laguna. you clearly had a situation unique in the country and the way this team has basically managed the challenges we had in 2019 but also, of course, as we mentioned the pandemic and the complete change in the way parent records and patient actions were trackd

that is, the jcc group is working, all the necessary structures are working, that is, this is the ministry situations of the ministry of internal affairs, uh, and uh, they are working with the population, asking what happened, like, and so on. as for city services, everything is already in place. and these are the power engineers of the city, that is, yes, they have already connected e-communications that were cut off, there was no electricity, respectively, they interrupted the e, supplying me with power lines. quite right. that is, there was no e was a problem. uh, according to the enterprise that serves the housing stock. an examination is being carried out now, because they are direct. uh, cluster munitions. they crumbled very badly and, uh, multi-apartment housing stock, that is, and here is the corner of the building, that is, now we want to go there, including the corner of the building, which was badly damaged there on stankeevsky. etc. well, now we are figuring out the consequences to the end. igor vladimirovich how do you think, after all, it was an aimed strike on the city. or i

uh, listen, i just looked at the data of the dpr jcc for the same day, including the easter night of277 ammunition arrived, 10 settlements of the dpr suffered during this easter night. yes, and the day before. i'm here to understand, and when galkin stated this, at least once, at least once in 8 years, at least once now, yes, when the operation is already underway, why does he suddenly care about odessa? why not these? because we in israel are afraid that ukrainian refugees will come up to him and ask him for years of work well on russian television, it was not scary that someone would come up for eight years, he was sweet, that's the point. this is where we differ from them. it's true. here's what boris johnson had to say about article 5. i think that in the end they ukraine will receive a guarantee package the security of the security of like-minded people to guarantee the security of what we can do with their training of weapons and the exchange of intelligence information. security five is not exactly the same thing, so in the silence in ukraine about their best friend, in fact,

want to say that over the past 24 hours , the luhansk people’s republic’s representative office in the jccsk people’s republic during the attacks , the armed formations of ukraine used rocket artillery. this rszo bm-21 grad, also 150 and 152 and 122-mm howitzer artillery used 120-mm mortars. e as a result of shelling. uh, destruction damage received about ten objects of civil infrastructure. uh, including if the garden. e, rosinka - these are names in the locality. uh, also in the same locality, a man, a civilian, was wounded. uh, seventy-first year of birth. eh, everyone. uh, illegal actions of the enemy. we stopped, uh, immediately say that during a clash with a unit of the defense department. uh, over the past day, the enemy has suffered significant losses in manpower and military equipment. e, 135 personnel were eliminated, 15 armored personnel carriers 20 e were destroyed about ten strongholds were destroyed by automotive vehicles. eh, most of it. uh, all these losses, the ukrainian enemy suffered in the direction of popasnyansky. uh, 24 brigade, let's say quite. ah, now i feel it. ah

hospital of mariupol, now the officers of the locksmith committee of russia and the officers of the jccrime of the kiev regime. russian and dpr fighters found dozens of corpses of civilians in the hospital, a fighters say that some of them were killed right before their eyes. this was done by ukrainian snipers from a position at that moment not yet recaptured from ukraine. in general, all this, of course, all this, of course, does not fit well in my head. oh, and i don't want a question. you understand that vlad, i don’t want to see you, how to say, uh, that they say, so to speak, the ukrainian state was originally, so to speak, set up to kill people and so on. well , probably somehow there was some kind of genesis, so to speak, and so on. it say it war. i drove these people crazy, no, or something else, and how, maybe all these years i was looking for this and now, when now i was already there when i spoke with people, when i saw the prisoners. i realized that this is reality. they built their army from scratch in 1914, you know? it was no longer the post-soviet army, which you know, o

that was islamic just like there's a jcc or a ymca. this is the muslim vision for that. but trump saw and i asked him about this when i interviewed him. i said, why were you drawn to this as an issue and it because it was a popularist issue. he saw that it wasn't a popular thing that you know, despite bloomberg support for it obama support for it. the polls showed that most people didn't want to build so close to ground zero. so trump latched on to that but so did other people at the time who didn't really know trump bannon is one of them and bannon only met trump that summer on a completely unrelated thing dave bossy who ended up being the deputy campaign manager and a strategic advisor to trump. you had robert mercer who ended up giving one being one of trump's biggest donors. he funded a campaign an advertising campaign to stop it. you had roger stone i could go on and on but all these people and they weren't working together for the most part. they were all working against this issue without having much interact any interaction with each other so i found it. just be